Static Port Mapping tool
1Jing windows platform:
Portforward.exe graphical operation, easy to master, but only supports TCP
SlimPortForward command line operation. Each additional port mapping starts a new process, but both TCP and UDP are supported.
Haproxy is mainly used for load, one-to-one is static port mapping, and does not support UDP
2.linux platform
The iptables that comes with the system supports both TCP and UDP, and requires root permission to configure, and relevant experience in iptables configuration
Linux_natd only supports TCP, but without root permission. ≥ 1024 is required to enable the port for local listening.
Haproxy is mainly used for load, one-to-one is static port mapping, and does not support UDP
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